Soap Dirt has released two-week spoilers for General Hospital from March 16 to 27, featuring Ava Jerome issuing a dire warning and Curtis Ashford reeling from shocking news. Key plotlines include Jordan Ashford's pregnancy dilemma and Jason Morgan's departure from town. The previews tease romance, family tensions, and intrigue involving multiple characters.
General Hospital two-week spoilers from Soap Dirt cover March 16-27, spotlighting dramatic developments in Port Charles. On March 16, Stella Henry asks Jordan Ashford about terminating her pregnancy, amid speculation over risks or family dynamics. Jason Morgan promises Sonny Corinthos to eliminate a threat, likely Ross Cullum, before leaving town with Britt Westbourne. Cody Bell confesses feelings to Molly Lansing-Davis, complicating her endometriosis concerns. Curtis Ashford reassures Trina Robinson of family ties despite his divorce from Portia Robinson and potential move toward Jordan, with a baby on the way. Laura Spencer expresses frustration with politics and Jenz Sidwell, while Tracy Quartermaine gripes about a horse fall. Portia may confront Curtis about Jordan's pregnancy on March 17, echoing past hypocrisy. Ross Cullum faces questions from Jack Brennan, and Carly Corinthos Spencer warns Sonny, possibly about Sidwell. Ric Lansing and Elizabeth Webber discuss their future on a date. Lulu Spencer and Nathan West go public with their first official date on March 18, amid side-eye from locals. Harrison Chase romances Brook Lynn Quartermaine, and Jason confides in Danny Morgan about leaving. Ava warns Lucas Jones on March 19, as Jason acts to protect Britt. Marco Rios risks accessing Britt's meds at Wyndemere. Nathan warns Dante Falconeri on March 20, and Alexis Davis demands answers. Week two previews Jason's offscreen abduction, Britt's terror, Jordan revealing her pregnancy to Curtis, and escalating plots with Valentin Cassadine, Carly, Cullum, and Sidwell. Sparks fly between Carly and Valentin, while Drew Cain Quartermaine seeks escape from Willow Tait.
